Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 52, Issue 5, 0501011(2025)
Development and Challenges of GaN‐Based Vertical‐Cavity Surface‐Emitting Lasers (Invited)
Fig. 1. Schematic diagrams of two different structures of GaN-based VCSELs[47]. (a) VCSEL with hybrid DBR structure; (b) VCSEL with double dielectric DBR structure fabricated by substrate transfer technique; (c) VCSEL with double dielectric DBR structure fabricated by epitaxial lateral overgrowth technique
Fig. 2. GaN-based VCSEL with NCW structure[54]. (a) Device structure; (b) current-power and current-voltage characteristic curves of device
Fig. 3. Structure of GaN-based VCSEL with InGaN quantum dot active region[67]. (a) Device structure diagram; (b) cross section image of device
Fig. 4. Laser emission performance of GaN-based VCSEL with InGaN quantum dot active region[67]. (a) Electroluminescence spectra; (b) normalized electroluminescence spectra; (c) electroluminescence intensity versus current
Fig. 5. Fabrication of double dielectric DBR GaN-based VCSEL by epitaxial lateral overgrowth technique[70].. (a) Device structure diagram; (b) cross-section SEM image of device
Fig. 6. Curved mirror GaN-based VCSEL[71]. (a) Device structure diagram; (b) cross-sectional SEM image of device
Fig. 7. Curved mirror GaN-based VCSEL[39]. (a) Injection current-output intensity curves; (b) current injection spectra (current injection aperture of 6 µm)
Fig. 8. Curved mirror GaN-based VCSEL with current injection aperture of 6 µm[39]. (a) Near-field pattern when injection current is 1.1Ith; (b)(c) near-field mode distributions
Fig. 9. GaN-based VCSEL with curved mirror structure [71] (current injection aperture of 3 µm). (a) Current-voltage and current-power curves under current injection; (b) emission spectrum at current injection of 0.3 mA
Fig. 10. Curved lens fabricated based on GaN[73]. (a) Laser confocal scanning image of curved lens; (b) cross-sectional profiles of curved lens in different directions
Fig. 11. White light formed by overlap of red, blue, and green beams based on VCSEL[73]
Fig. 12. GaN-based VCSEL with top-side curved mirror structure[40]. (a) Device structure diagram; (b) cross-section SEM image of device
Fig. 13. Simulated beam waist size in curved mirror versus cavity length and curvature radius[78]. (a) Resonant cavity length;
Fig. 14. Simulated longitudinal mode spacing versus resonant cavity length (λ=445 nm, dn/dλ=-0.001, n=2.45)[78]
Fig. 16. Curved lens fabricated based on GaN[39]. (a) Laser confocal microscope image; (b) cross-sectional profile image; (c) atomic force microscope image of top curved surface; (d) cross-sectional transmission electron microscope image
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Lei Shi, Tao Yang, Yachao Wang, Lilong Ma, Leiying Ying, Yang Mei, Baoping Zhang. Development and Challenges of GaN‐Based Vertical‐Cavity Surface‐Emitting Lasers (Invited)[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2025, 52(5): 0501011
Category: laser devices and laser physics
Received: Jul. 19, 2024
Accepted: Oct. 22, 2024
Published Online: Mar. 8, 2025
The Author Email: Mei Yang (meiyang@xmu.edu.cn), Zhang Baoping (bzhang@xmu.edu.cn)